Hi!
Recently, I made an entry about Inktober - the most popular art flash mob all over the world.
Today I want to show you my next 5 illustrations :)
The 6th day - 'sword'. There was an image of a Viking bear immediately in my head.
I had to rely on a lot of references because I have some difficulties with the clothes because I draw them rarely.
For me personally, in these flash mobs, the advantage is that you have to draw something that you can't draw, but you need to learn how to draw it :)
The 7th day - 'shy'. That day, too, I had to do what immediately appeared in my head, because I was very busy with other projects and household tasks. I would like to do all day long only Inktober!.. :D But it's impossible. Therefore, such a shy, minimalistic otter came out. I've always liked the otters' hands and legs :)
The 8th day - 'crooked'. I was still sick and, to put it mildly, didn't feel well but despite that I decided to make an illustration on A4 format. And in vain! :D Because of the health, I spent 2 days with it.
It was the day when I started to scold myself for getting into this Inkober :) Because I started to fall behind for a week.
I was comforted only by the result because I rarely did such compositions before.
The 9th day - 'screech'. Just a mini pig that can't leave anyone indifferent :)
The 10th day - 'gigantic'. I remember when the official prompt list was published, I saw the word "gigantic" and immediately drew a few small sketches of a huge cat against the background with the mountains. So this is the only really planned illustration of all :) And I really love it, even though it's quite strange. Why is the cat sitting near the fisherman? Does it want a fish? But how can you feed such a huge pet? Scientists don't know.
There will be a new post about Inktober drawings soon so stay tuned! ;)
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little beautiful little pig!!! Love it
When I write, I have to wait for inspiration, whereas you, it seems, have placed yourself in the position that you must come up with something, whether you are in the mood or not. I bet it is marvellous training for you.
One of the things that gives me great joy is when I see young people with talent who are willing to struggle to make it grow.
That makes you one of the precious people and I hope to see more of your ideas and paintings.